Travis Gillmore

Critics of the strict air regulation plan are applauding regulators' decision to withdraw a waiver request from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.

The proposed measures would defer mortgage payments, waive permit rules, and offer cash assistance to households and businesses, among other items.

Sheng Thao and three codefendants allegedly participated in a pay-to-play scheme that stood to net one company nearly $90 million.

The special session aims to provide $50 million for lawsuits once Trump takes office while securing $2.5 billion for wildfire recovery efforts.

With the largest fires' forward progress stalled, the focus is shifting to recovery efforts and helping the thousands of affected residents.

Two cities and 16 states are filing suit against the order that scraps rules granting citizenship to anyone born in the United States.

The president addressed a roaring crowd with a long list of his new administration's accomplishments and priorities.

Independent journalists and content producers are encouraged to apply for admittance to press briefings.

An email system test that occurred Jan. 23-27 is a point of contention for some government employees.

After a deadly crash at the nation's capital, the president's memorandum directed the FAA to review hiring decisions and protocol changes in the past 4 years.